Change of venue in Tillman murder case ordered to Lexington
Special to News and Courier reports judge Townsend today ordered the murder case of Tillman to be moved to Lexington for trial on the third Monday in September. Judge G. Wace of Chester will preside. Sheriff directed to have the prisoner in Lexington by the second week in September. The Lexington bench asserts Lexington is proper for the trial amid county boundary notes and rail connections between Columbia and Augusta.
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Shilee
Townsend Torday Saneuneot
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Dudge G. We Gace
Chester
Tia
Lexington County
Richland
Salida
Losington
Widder
Loelock
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Perry
I. Cotely
Homicide in York County Victim Named Fossett
In King's Mountain York County a white man, McCuster, shot and killed Jack Fossett with a Colts revolver after a quarrel over threats. McCuster surrendered. no eyewitnesses, defense claimed self defense, preliminary hearing planned.
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Metter
Sie Testaly
Jack Fossett
Ferguson's King
York County
South Carolina
King's Mountain
Miles
Iowa Democrats Rise Over Bryanism After Tumultuous Convention
Report from Des Moines shows the Democratic party ending Bryanism at a major convention. Delegates claim letters from a national figure influenced votes, while a push for reorganization and conservative leadership shapes the outcome. A contentious battle over resolutions was the day’s central test.
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Des Mones
Iowa
Dane
Democratic Party
Local Death And Community Outcry Reported In Wickens And Nearby
Mrs. tie fine 1, Roves, wife of Solicitor Mewus, died at her Wickens residence this morning after a long illness, not expected. A masked crowd whipped Ned kiana len negra preachon near five miles away and fired shots at Spackman’s house. Will Sar eatt, who killed Rich Hale at Blacksling, was captured near the Catawba river and brought to Georgetown. The grand jury found True Hills for dispensary violations, fines imposed. Cox Cotton reports Hunlos of cotton in Monte poe pind, prices fluctuate with new crop.
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Tie Fine
Roves
Mewus
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Spackman
Sparkman
Gatiney
Will Sareatt
Rich Hale
Blaeksling
Sheri Thomas
Lips
Monday Wiley
Catawba
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Sarratt
Georgetown
True Hills
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Huh Fiyne
J. Mo Cannon
Mike Boon
Cannes
Inuntlis
Wand
Anton Bend
Ataleronn
Cox Cotten
di Monte Poe
Mississippi
Drowning and Apparent Suicide in Watirow Mill Pond
Special to News and Conor reports the drowning of Willoughby a well known resident of Flavonica at Watirow's mill pond this morning. He was found after an unsuccessful rescue attempt with roots tied to the weather wheel. Willoughby, originally from North Carolina, was about 60 years old. The incident is under local inquiry.
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Mn Sammiesh Willaunghby
Flavonica
Mr Willaughby
Wietowiy
Howie Talfan
Willoughby
North Carolina
John Hyman
Pitis Green
Minister's Words Stir Del. on Lynching Delay
Rev. Robert Alshwood of Olivet Presbyterian preaches at Wilmington on White's suspected lynching, urging lawful trial but expressing support for mob action if trial is delayed until September and justice denied by technicalities. He warns citizens may take matters into their own hands.
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Wilmington
Del
Robert Alshwood
Olivet Presbyterian Church
White
Teil
Mas Elwood
Bishop
Elwood
That Throbbing Head Ache Relief药
Dre Kinw's New Lif Pills touted as a cure for sick and nervous headaches. Advertises inexpensive price and broad availability through Crawford Dire, J Mackey & Co, and W Eugene Funster druggists.
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Traney
Crawford Dire
J Mackey & Co
Eugene Funsterbark
Four Seaboard Line Workers Die in Nimble Collision
Reported wreck at Nijgava details four Seaboard Line men killed and a locomotive wreckage. public sentiment in Delaware supports trial by law. A riotous controversy surrounds delay in the case, with talk of a potential execution if justice were not pursued.
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Seaboard Aig Line
Nijgava
Delaware
Horse Rampages Through Stores In Anderson Causing Damage
A wild horse escaped from J. G. Johns son & Son in Anderson and rampaged through a shop, smashing a sewing machine, a plate glass showcase, and a millinery department. Four young ladies narrowly escaped injury as the animal burst into rooms, finally fleeing after being fed outside. Over $100 in damage was reported to the store before the horse was captured and unharmed. Nearby, a pistol wound to a man in Frankfort, Ky, added to a string of town news including a murder trial date and a local water power company stock increase.
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Anderson
J. G. Johnsson & Son
Jones
Dress Mneking
Notice of pistol sale ban in Lancaster County
Important notice states a prohibition on selling or offering for sale any pistol, rifle cartridge, or pistol cartridges within Lancaster County without first obtaining a license from the County Board of Commissioners APB. Signed by J. Perry, County Supervisor.
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Lancaster County
County Board of Commission
APB
Ll. J. Perry
Bargain Bonanza From the Bee Hive Store
The Bee Hive reports a surge of shoppers drawn by new bargains and lower prices. White goods, lawns, dimities, and silk trims go for reduced rates as the store expands its stock and promises better values weekly. Lancaster shoppers praised the savings and repeated referrals drive growth.
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Iker
Taepu
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